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Thanks for the solution !
cmds := []acmd.Command{...}
if len(os.Args) <= 1 {
os.Args = []string{"", cmds[0].Name}
}
I think it's enough and i don't need the DefaultCommand
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Hi, so your case looks like:
$ ./app
<result of a default command>
Right? If so - there is no such feature, you can check len(os.Args) == 1
before *Runner.Run()
which means that you don't have params.
type Config struct {
// DefaultCommand will be run if no params is given. Default is nil which runs help command.
DefaultCommand *Command
}
Can be?
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